Brazil
Real Estate Opportunities in Brazil’s Most Attractive Regions
Live or invest in a country where tropical beaches, vibrant cities, and year-round sunshine create exceptional conditions for both lifestyle and investment. Use advanced search filters to find your ideal property in one of the world’s most diverse and promising real estate markets.
Luxury apartments in Brooklin, São Paulo (BRAZIL)
Brazil / São Paulo / Bela Vista
430 000 $
Luxury apartments in a prestigious district of São Paulo
Brazil / São Paulo / Bela Vista
500 000 $
Luxury Apartments in Moema, São Paulo
Brazil / São Paulo / Moema
1 800 008 $
MAIRIN IBIRAPUERA – LUXURY NEAR IBIRAPUERA PARK, SÃO PAULO
Brazil
650 000 €
LUXURY APARTMENTS – SÃO PAULO, BRAZIL
Brazil
1 480 000 $
Brazil 🇧🇷 — a luxurious premium project in one of the most interesting locations
Brazil / São Paulo / Bela Vista
800 000 $
São Paulo, Brazil 🇧🇷 – one of the most prestigious and green districts of the city.
Brazil / São Paulo / Bela Vista
1 500 000 $
Luxury apartments near Ibirapuera Park, São Paulo
Brazil / São Paulo / Bela Vista
450 000 $
A luxury apartment building in the heart of one of São Paulo's most desirable locations
Brazil / São Paulo / Bela Vista
550 000 $
A new standard of living in the heart of Petrópolis – a prestigious location
Brazil / Rio de Janeiro / Centro
57 600 $
An intimate, luxurious development surrounded by nature
Brazil / Rio de Janeiro / Centro
124 000 $
Stay in the heart of Irajá (Rio de Janeiro)
Brazil / Rio de Janeiro / Centro
52 000 $
A new investment in a rapidly developing part of Rio!
Brazil / Rio de Janeiro / Centro
46 000 $
Luxury Plots in Rio de Janeiro (Recreio dos Bandeirantes)
Brazil / Rio de Janeiro / Centro
107 000 €
Modern apartments with a full range of amenities
Brazil / Rio de Janeiro / Centro
41 000 $
1. Can foreigners buy property in Brazil?
Yes, foreigners are generally allowed to purchase real estate in Brazil. Brazilian law permits non-residents to buy apartments, houses, and commercial properties under the same conditions as Brazilian citizens.
The main restrictions apply to rural land of significant size and properties located in border areas, which may require additional approvals. The purchase process typically involves obtaining a Brazilian tax identification number (CPF), signing the notarial deed, and registering the property with the local real estate registry (Cartório de Registro de Imóveis).
2. Can a foreigner obtain a mortgage in Brazil?
Obtaining a mortgage in Brazil as a foreign buyer is possible but limited in practice. Most Brazilian banks require permanent residency, local income, and a Brazilian credit history.
As a result, international buyers most often finance purchases with their own funds or secure financing in their country of residence. In some cases, developer financing or individually negotiated bank solutions may be available, particularly for off-plan or new-build properties.
3. What are the most popular regions to buy property in Brazil?
Brazil offers a wide range of real estate markets, from luxury coastal destinations to major business hubs:
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Rio de Janeiro – iconic beachfront neighborhoods such as Copacabana, Ipanema, and Barra da Tijuca, popular for both residential use and short-term rentals.
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São Paulo – the largest real estate market in South America, attractive for long-term investment; key districts include Itaim Bibi, Vila Olímpia, and Jardins.
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Florianópolis – highly sought after for its quality of life, oceanfront locations, and strong tourism demand.
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Balneário Camboriú – known for luxury high-rise developments, premium standards, and strong investor interest.
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Fortaleza, Natal, Recife – northeastern cities offering attractive entry prices, a tropical climate, and growing international demand.
The choice of location depends on the buyer’s objectives—whether for investment, rental income, a vacation home, or permanent residence.
